SQL TEST

transactions

Id customer_id order_id transaction_date status vendor

1 422818 TEST000001 2018-01-01 00:00:10 SHIPPED Vendor A

2 181820 TEST000002 2018-01-01 00:10:10 SHIPPED Vendor A

3 999019 TEST000003 2018-01-02 03:18:01 CANCELLED Vendor A

4 1923192 TEST000004 2018-02-04 05:00:00 CANCELLED Vendor C

5 645532 TEST000005 2018-02-10 16:00:10 SHIPPED Vendor C

6 1101011 TEST000006 2018-02-11 11:00:11 SHIPPED Vendor C

7 1020000 TEST000007 2018-02-10 00:00:00 SHIPPED Vendor D

8 40111234 TEST000008 2018-03-11 06:30:11 SHIPPED Vendor D

9 1923192 TEST000009 2018-03-12 10:00:11 CANCELLED Vendor B

10 1101011 TEST000010 2018-03-12 15:30:12 SHIPPED Vendor B

11 999019 TEST000011 2018-03-15 12:30:45 CANCELLED Vendor A

12 645532 TEST000012 2018-04-01 09:30:22 SHIPPED Vendor A

13 650013 TEST000013 2018-04-01 10:50:37 SHIPPED Vendor C

14 777734 TEST000014 2018-04-02 13:45:19 SHIPPED Vendor D

PART 1
From the table above, write the SQL query to (preferably using MySQL syntax, but you can also
use SQL Server, Redshift SQL or ANSI standard syntax):
1. Show list of transactions occurring in February 2018 with SHIPPED status.
2. Show list of transactions occurring from midnight to 9 AM
3. Show a list of only the last transactions from each vendor
4. Show a list of only the second last transactions from each vendor
5. Count the transactions from each vendor with the status CANCELLED per day
6. Show a list of customers who made more than 1 SHIPPED purchases
7. Show the total transactions (volume) and category of each vendors by following these criteria:
a. Superb: More than 2 SHIPPED and 0 CANCELLED transactions
b. Good: More than 2 SHIPPED and 1 or more CANCELLED transactions
c. Normal: other than Superb and Good criteria
Order the vendors by the best category (Superb, Good, Normal), then by the biggest
transaction volume
 Vendor Category Total Transaction

Vendor D Superb 3

... ... ...

8. Group the transactions by hour of transaction_date

Hour of the Day Total Transaction

00 3

03 1

05 1

... ...

9. Group the transactions by day and statuses as the example below

Date SHIPPED CANCELLED PROCESSING

2018-01-01 2 0 0

2018-01-02 0 1 0

2018-02-04 0 1 0

... ...

10. Calculate the average, minimum and maximum of days interval of each transaction (how
many days from one transaction to the next)

Average Interval Minimum Interval Maximum Interval

... day(s) … day(s) … day(s)

 transaction_details

Id trx_id product_name quantity price

1 1 Beng beng 100 6000

2 1 Taro 80 5500

3 2 Beng Beng 70 6000

4 2 Taro 41 5500

5 2 Indomie Kari Ayam 12 3000

6 2 Indomie Ayam Bawang 20 3100

7 3 Indomie Ayam Bawang 30 3200

8 3 Indomie Kari Ayam 90 3300

9 3 Taro 100 5500

10 4 Beng Beng 40 6000

11 5 Teh Sariwangi Murni 50 8000

12 6 Indomie Kari Ayam 10 3000

13 6 Indomie Ayam Bawang 8 3100

14 6 Teh Sariwangi Murni 80 8000

15 6 Teh Hijau Cap Kepala Djenggot 15 9500

16 7 Coki-coki 70 1000

17 8 Bakmi Mewah 1500 13000

The new table, “transaction_details” contains the details of purchased item of each transaction in
“transactions” table.

PART 2
In reference to both tables, write an SQL query to:
1. Show the sum of the total value of the products shipped along with the Distributor
Commissions (2% of the total product value if total quantity is 100 or less, 4% of the total
product value if total quantity sold is more than 100)

Product Name Value (quantity x price) Distributor Commission

Taro x.000.000 x.000

Beng Beng x.000.000 x.000

… … ...

2. Show total quantity of “Indomie (all variant)” shipped within February 2018

total_quantity

xxx

3. For each product, show the ID of the last transaction which contained that particular product

Product Name Last Transaction ID

Beng beng 4

Coki-Coki 7

… …